Does anyone use rain-x?
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Rain X is good but can't be a little hard to work with. I've used sealants on my windshield that work great. My favorite product is the Glass Science Rain Clear Gel. It seems easier to apply and remove and lasts a little longer in my experiences.
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RainX doesnt last long (as mentioned above) but it can be easy to apply
if you spray onto a paper towel, apply onto the winsheild, let it haze for a
min or two, then use distilled water in a spray bottle and wipe off using
another fresh towel.
i like RainX for its cleaning properties more than its beading properties
though.. you know how you get that wiper rubber contact area smear?
RainX can remove it.
if you spray onto a paper towel, apply onto the winsheild, let it haze for a
min or two, then use distilled water in a spray bottle and wipe off using
another fresh towel.
i like RainX for its cleaning properties more than its beading properties
though.. you know how you get that wiper rubber contact area smear?
RainX can remove it.
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Originally Posted by Punchit
Rain X is good but can't be a little hard to work with. I've used sealants on my windshield that work great. My favorite product is the Glass Science Rain Clear Gel. It seems easier to apply and remove and lasts a little longer in my experiences.
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Originally Posted by mephistomyhero
Yep, I use this too. I bought mine at close-out at Target and so far, it works. However, thing I hate about applying it is that unless you remove every bit of it, the windshield will have a "smear" of where you missed. Not really that bad and if it rains, the smear will disappear anyway. So, it works well.
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